Supply & Demand

I loved this place! Very cool vibe and not too crowded. Great music too. Only had one drink there and it was so-​so, however it was served up in the most appropriate way… the only way to drink a Moscow Mule #coppermugs.

My wife and I went here on a Wednesday night for a date, leaving my in-​laws to watch the kids. Well worth it! We got there around 9:30pm and the place was empty, and would be the only customers for the 75 minutes we were there consuming two drinks. It sounds like it is way busier later at night and not on a Wednesday!
The four drinks we had were amazing. We both love the mixed drinks and the speakeasy atmosphere of the bar. Can’t wait to return! Would love to sit out on the outdoor deck next time.
Parking is down behind a building, which we were told would be valet, but was not at the early hour.

Great drinks.
Amazing scenery.
This establishment is located underneath Churchills and you have to drive around back for Valet Services. Make sure to show up early on a Friday evening as the bar will get crowded rather quickly.

The boys have done it again.
I honestly didn’t realize the masterminds behind Establishment Buckhead and S&D were the same at first.
This place is located underneath Churchills and you have to drive around the back to get to valet.
They have an awesome bar with small black and white tile, leather wing back chairs and small tables with bigger comfy couches.
The bar is anything but modern, throwing a 20’s vibe without the smoke and cheesiness of a themed bar.
Bartenders as usual are fabulous! They really get slammed on the weekend and this place is pretty tiny.
Keep it to during the week, bring a date for after dinner cocktails or your crew for a guys night after work.
Young business professionals is the main clientele but it isn’t stuffy, so grabbing a drink after work is ideal.
But it also has a retro glam that makes it perfect for an evening of celebration, so get fancy if you wanna get fancy.
You won’t stick out whatsoever.
In fact I think you’d fit right in, like you’ve been coming there for years.
The boys behind the bar will welcome you, offer you a seat and serve you up one hell of a crafted cocktail.
I can’t wait for the new Establishment to open but Supply & Demand will continue to be a go-​to for me and mine.

More than just the latest Buckhead bar… This place attracts a fun, upscale, trendy crowd that is treated with the most interesting cocktails around. Served up by an over the top attentive bartending crew and staff… And the DJ knows what’s up. Dress nicely. Lots of attractive people!

I love this place when it’s not overcrowded because it’s decorated like an upscale speak easy. Like something Nucky from Boardwalk Empire would’ve had. In my opinion, it’s nicer than Prohibition. The lounge would be better if it was bigger, but I guess its meant to be small… and private. Clearly, the word got out because it fills up pretty quick, and when that happens it’s impossible to have a good time. You literally can’t move.
You should probably just plan ahead and reserve a table to be safe.

The speakeasy novelty aside, this a fantastic, intimate bar that is the ideal place to either start an evening, or in my case, close one out. Owner is extremely friendly and has done a great job to provide a environment that simply without peer in buckhead.

I was disappointed when I found out that Establishment closed because I loved the speakeasy /​classy environment. I visited Supply & Demand last night and it was a similar set up with a great theme. I had a couple old fashioned’s and they were on point and the clientele were all well dressed and good looking. The only reason that I did not give a 5 star review is that the choice of music was very odd from hard core EDM to rock music to slow love songs.

Was a big fan of The Establishment on Peachtree before the closed (they’re relocating to Midtown). Was please to hear that this place was opening in the basement of Churchill’s. Was very happy to see the two regular bartenders/​mixologists from The Establishment working. They are always friendly and interested in giving you a unique drink if you describe what kind of mood you are in. Prices are typical $ 10 – 13 /​fancy cocktail.
The venue itself had a couple of TV’s with the football game on. They also carried over the trend of having a DJ stand in the back corner.
TIP: We paid for parking, but when we walked around the building to the entrance there was plenty of free parking. I’m sure this only applies to some week nights. There was a valet stand back there — so don’t expect to park yourself on busy nights.

A brand new addition to the Buckhead bar/​speakeasy scene and I absolutely loved it! It’s tucked away behind the building that’s across from East Andrews. I’ve been on two occasions here now and hope to return many more times.
CLASSIC VIBE, WITH INDUSTRIAL TOUCHES. I really like the way the design was done, the tables look very industrial, yet there is a black and white tile on the floor, complimented with traditional prohibition era lamps on the ceiling. Ok, enough about the design, let’s get to the drinks.
THE BEST HORSE’S NECK I’VE EVER HAD. Seriously, and I’ve had my share of this cocktail, from St Regis bar to Prohibition to the W. Albaro at Supply & Demand makes absolutely the best horse’s neck out there. Other drinks on the menu are extremely tasty as well, in fact, they were so good I can’t even remember the names.
NOT JUST ANOTHER BUCKHEAD BAR. You know what I am talking about, the recently graduated frat boy scene that fills Five Paces, Buckhead Saloon and most of the other surrounding establishments, yuk! This place is classy and elegant, with a crowd to match. I could see this being a great spot for a romantic date or an outing with coworkers.